Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-01-27

S1rpscR1RE for the JOURNAL.

-SUBsCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
A thing of the past-sleighing.
--First.cass Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
Fresh Tub Oysters can always be
had at Stcver's grocery.
"A good building lot, located in the
central part Of town, for sale. Inquire
at this office.
We are glad to learn that the Rev.
Anspach, of Mfllinburg, in recovering
from his recent sickness.
Get prices at J, w. Stoyer'S gro
,cery before buying elsewhere and see
what money you can save.
Mrs. Alice Gingerich, of Linden
Hall, is here on visit to her parents:
DIR. Stam's on Penn Street.
Mr.. James Aurand, BROTHER of
Mrs. ]. Spigelmyer, is the guest of that
lady, at her residence on Penn street.
John Aumau. brother of our
townsman, w. n Auman, has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Farmers Mills.
An infant child of VIM. Maize, of
this place, died on last Thursday night
and was buried on Saturday afternoon.
Did you ever stand over wash tub in which
clothes were being washed with common
brown roSin soaps If so, try Dreydoppri
Borax Soap next wash day, and note the
difference The best is the cheapest.
Remember that this office turns
out neat and attractive sale bills at low
prices. If you intend making sale call
~on US.
DO not forget The sale Of the per-
ssonsl property of w. l.. Bright, on
Main Street, Millheim, next Saturday
afternoon.
Cashier Waiter, of the Millheim
Banking Company,is attending court at
Bellefonte this week in the capacity of
"a juryman.
We return our thanks to the Phil
adelphia Times for their attractive al
manac for 1887. 1t is valuable book
in newspaper office.
Charles A. Roberts, of East Will
son, n. Y, had thirteen scrofulous ul-
GERS on his face and neck. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cured them.
Thomas r. Park has been COM
missioned as postmaster at Poe Mills,
i'm the mountains. Tom will be boss
fellow to handle the mails.
The entertainment of the Thespian
Club in the Millheim Town Hall was
not patronized sufficiently last Saturday
evening to warrant an exhibition.
A few folks from town attended
the concert at Salem's Reformed
church. east of Penn Hall, last S.tur-
day evening. 1t was pronounced good.
-Sellnsgrove will have large mus
cal convention under the direction OF
A. w. Potter, Esq, commencing Jan
31st and ending Feb. 9Th. There will
be three grand concerts.
Rev. Workman has just closed
very interesting protracted meeting al
the Nittany U B. church. There were
twenty-one seekers, of which eleven
persons were converted.
&C. M. G. Gramley. of Rebersburg
has sold his job printing outfit to r. F
Vonada of Coburn. Bob no doubt will
sling the type with vengeance. Shake
brother of the art preservative.
j. W. Whiteman, who formerl!
resided at Coburn, and sfterwads a.
Tylersyille, recently moved from The
latter place to Farmers Mills, Which
is his present place of residence.
j. Eisenhuth informs the public
that he has added to bis drug sock th'
celebrated KEYSTONE MALT WHIsK
EY and other pure liquors. Sold onl.
ON prescriptions of physicians, for med
icai use. 33 6m
Among the legal advertisement
: ;, is issue our readers will find tin
O.nh. rs Court Sale Notice OF w. L.
D...,. administrator for the estate O
h;a doooos. d wife. Sarah E. Bright
Read it.
-Patronize h, me industry by cai'icI
on J. w. Slower 9. = Main Street whe'
in need of Trunk n '"iise' -
means what he says w. 'el1 ne says tia'
YOU can get these artic.' .'es as rueap q
his place as anywhere in lhe valley
An End to Bone Scrap1ag.
Edward Shepherd. of Harris burg, III, a says )
"Hayng received SO much Dene1L IIoh T!eCt- , = =
Bitters / feel it my duty to let suferlns huu.,th
itWknow IT. Have had a running sore on IN
leo for eight years my doctors told me Woui'
have TO have the bone scraped or leg aInpu.ui
+nd used instead three bottles or ElecIfI
Ritters and seven boxes Buclen'S Arnlca SaiNe
and my leg is now sound and well. ,+.,s
Electric Bitters are sold at nity cents d polti1 M
aud Buclen's AInica Salye at 2oc. per 10 w
Eisenhuth.